DelaneRamey.com

I love helping people relocate to the Augusta and surrounding areas! Let my 19 years of real estate experience in the Augusta area work for you as you prepare to sell a home or purchase a home! I want the transaction and experience to procede as smoothly and painless as possible for you!

I promise to be diligent, patient, professional, attentive, prompt in answering questions, and listening to your needs and wants! You can be assured of my attention to detail, my integrity, and my guiding you through the process with care and compassion!

The satisfaction of my clients and their referrals speaks for itself! See testimonials on "About Me" from past customers. I promise you service and results.

Call my anytime at 1-800-367-4428 or voice mail at 706-922-4676 or email at [email protected]

I look forward to helping you!

DELANE RAMEY

AUGUSTA, GA:

Augusta, Georgia is located in the east central section of the state approximately two and a half hours from Atlanta and Savannah. Augusta is located on the Historic Savannah River and I-20.

Augusta is Georgia's second oldest city and its second largest.

The city offers a variety of sophisticated amenities including a vibrant arts community and a wealth of fine restaurants.

Augusta is long known for its hospitality and has a tradition of attracting visitors and residents. Its mild winter climate and year-round greenery demonstrate why it is called the Garden City.

It has been seen in the top-10 Southern cities for business (Entrepreneur magazine) and rated as the second best place to live in Georgia, and 111th in the nation. (Places Rated Almanac).

Augusta has been recognized for its affordable housing and affordable cost of living.

The Savannah River serves as the boundary between Augusta and Aiken County, South Carolina. The Augusta-Aiken Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), with a population of nearly half a million, includes Columbia, Richmond (Augusta) and McDuffie counties in Georgia and Aiken and Edgefield counties in South Carolina. Burke County to the southeast plays an integral part of the metro economy.

With a projected 9% population growth to 502,290 residents by 2005, the Augusta-Aiken MSA ranks at 109 of the top 150 U.S. metro areas in population and is Georgia's second largest in terms of population and jobs.